(TNS) – Some three months after Tropical Storm Michael caused damage in North Carolina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has declared 21 counties eligible for federal aid. Michael — which… Continue reading 21 Counties in N.C. Now Eligible for Assistance for Tropical Storm Michael Damages

(TNS) – More than four months after Hurricane Florence battered the state, rivers of waste are still flowing to landfills in eastern North Carolina in volumes that their managers say… Continue reading Waste from Hurricane Florence Continues to Overwhelm North Carolina Landfills

Local emergency managers are looking for about 200 volunteers to be “crisis actors” and help make more realistic an evacuation drill in March. Chatham Emergency Management Agency will conduct a… Continue reading Chatham County, Ga., Emergency Management Agency Seeks 200 ‘Crisis Actors’ for Evacuation Drill

Software attacks, theft of intellectual property or sabotage are just some of the many information security risks that organizations face. And the consequences can be huge. Most organizations have controls… Continue reading Stronger data protection with updated guidelines on assessing information security controls

As a higher education administrator, you know better than anyone the importance of timely communication on a campus, especially in a crisis. In 2018, we saw schools across the country… Continue reading Campus Safety Communication in 2019: It’s Time to Strengthen Your Institution’s Communication Plan

So you live in Wisconsin, far away from any hurricanes and ocean storm surges. You don’t need flood insurance, right? Wrong. The big thaw spreading across the Midwest is a… Continue reading YOU NEED FLOOD INSURANCE: “ICE JAM” EDITION

3 Predictions for 2019 From Google’s GDPR violation to data breaches happening just hours after the new year, 2019 is off to a crazy start, especially for risk managers. In… Continue reading The State Of GRC